How to access Cygnet
To access this course, your child / young person must have a formal diagnosis of Autism (ASD) from a professional and be aged between 5 and 18 years old.
Turtle CYP will run 8 Cygnet courses over the next 12 months and we can accommodate up to 12 parents on each course.
We welcome all parents and carers to attend together, but can also accommodate parents / carers to attend separate courses if preferred. There will be a choice of dates that you can choose, from daytime to evening. Each course will run either in-person or online. In-person sessions will be run across South Gloucestershire.
Your check list to access Cygnet
Your child must have ….
- A formal diagnosis of autism
- Aged between 5-18 years old.
Our next courses will start in January and will run for 7 weeks. Booking is open on EEQU, but are fully booked.
Next courses – fully booked
Friday mornings Baileys Court Activity Centre 10.00am-12.30pm starting 10 January. Join the waiting list here: https://eequ.org/experience/11816
Thursday evening Online 7.00pm-8.30pm starting 16 January. Join the waiting here: https://eequ.org/experience/10064
Useful information and specialist support
We’ve compiled a list of specialist organisations who can help families with children on the autistic spectrum. All in South Gloucestershire and Bristol.
These organisations offer a range of activities: from inclusive play, courses and workshops, support groups, neuro-diverse social events, gym groups, online communities, and advice to protect your child’s interest.
And also a link to apply for Disability Living Allowance for your child.
Please click the download button below. This free and available to all – even if you’re waiting for a Cygnet course to start, or still awaiting a diagnosis.
“I have learnt news way to picking and choosing my battles with my daughter. I feel giving choices is the way forward even when situations and opinions are not what she wants to do.”
Useful information and specialist support
We’ve compiled a list of specialist organisations who can help families with children on the autistic spectrum. All in South Gloucestershire and Bristol.
These organisations offer a range of activities: from inclusive play, courses and workshops, support groups, neuro-diverse social events, gym groups, online communities, and advice to protect your child’s interest.
And also a link to apply for Disability Living Allowance for your child.
Please click the download button below. This free and available to all – even if you’re waiting for a Cygnet course to start, or still awaiting a diagnosis.